This guide is organized around the one idea that separates the good lifegain decks from the bad ones: every point of life you gain needs a payoff
This is the basis of the powerful Mecha-Magda combo in cEDH, the notorious Hogaak archetype in Modern, and the Valley Floodcaller/Enduring Vitality decks in current Standard
Hazoret the Fervent does require you to be fairly aggressive, as you want to be attacking with it on turn four or five if possible
The other advantage of green might be the biggest, which is the mana advantage it offers
We have very few examples of spoken Phyrexian, Flix said, and the ones we have are very distorted because they are supposed to be spoken by these monsters, and theyre very hard to understand. Source: www.polygon.com
If you overgrade your cards and then try to sell them, the buyer is going to notice and either return the card or leave you a bad review